Legal analysis: First, all patients are managed by computer, each patient has an ID number, and the medical history is carefully recorded, so as to see a doctor in an orderly manner.
second, the staff must wear work clothes and masks when entering the treatment room, and irrelevant personnel are not allowed to enter the treatment room.
Third, all instruments (including dental drill, handpiece, tray, etc.) used in the oral cavity or in contact with the affected part shall be strictly disinfected.
4. Wash your hands with soap and running water or soak in disinfectant such as% peracetic acid for 1-2 minutes before performing various oral treatment operations, and wear sterile gloves or finger cuffs if necessary. Sterile gloves must be worn during the operation.
5. When carrying out various treatment operations, we must concentrate our thoughts, be serious and strictly implement the operating procedures.
6. All items in the treatment room should be placed in a fixed place, kept by special personnel, checked daily, supplemented at any time and replaced in time.
7. All outpatient equipment and instruments should be inspected, refueled and maintained regularly, and counted regularly to prevent damage or loss.
VIII. Always keep the room clean and tidy, ventilate the treatment room for more than 3 minutes every day, and disinfect it with ultraviolet air.
IX. Cleaning and rectification should be carried out before and after treatment, but not during treatment. When cleaning the floor, it should be dragged first and then swept.
1. Before injecting anesthetic, the patient should be asked if he has any allergic history, and an allergic experiment should be conducted according to the routine requirements.
Xi. Routine first-aid drugs should be available in the treatment room, and special personnel should be responsible for it and check it daily.
12. Before coming off work, check all consulting rooms and technical rooms, and cut off the main switch of water and electricity to prevent accidents.
legal basis: regulations on the administration of medical institutions
article 1 these regulations are formulated in order to strengthen the administration of medical institutions, promote the development of medical and health undertakings, and ensure the health of citizens.
article 2 these regulations are applicable to hospitals, health centers, sanatoriums, out-patient departments, clinics, health centers (rooms) and first-aid stations engaged in disease diagnosis and treatment.
Article 3 Medical institutions aim at saving lives, preventing and treating diseases and serving the health of citizens.
article 4 the state supports the development of medical institutions and encourages the establishment of medical institutions in various forms.